Best places: Fortresses in Split, Croatia

👍👍 Great fort with awesome views of the surroundings! The fort is being renovated, but still worth the 6 euro entry. Make sure to catch the room with the history of the Serbian War on Croatia. Enlightening! At the end of the tour, grab a beer at the restaurant and soak in the history!

👍👍 Worth the effort to climb there. You can take three routes: 1. Ferata (basically a climb around 400m long), 2. Hard route (shorter), and 3. Easy route (the longest but not by much). We took the easy route with kids but still you have to climb all the 300 meters above the sea level. The length was 1,...

Ruins of a hilltop fortress reached by a steep trail & ladder, with views of the sea & the old town.

👍👍 Lovely old town where some of the most important Croatian noble families lived. You can go around the city where you can see beautiful views of river Kupa and surrounding landscape. There is also a museum in a building that has been restored. All in all it is worth a visit.

👍👍 Nice view. I recommend to visit.

👍👍 Very interesting and restored fort. This restored fort is worth a visit. Entrance is cheap (adults 70 Khuna. Kids 30 Khuna) and the information in the different rooms are good and interesting. We used 1 hour to go around and read about the history and daily life in the fort and enjoying the stunnin...

This massive oceanside fortress built in the 15th century is noted for its cylindrical architecture.

Restored medieval fort in the city center hosting exhibits, guided tours & an open-air summer stage.

Elevated fortress accessible by car or scenic walk, with panoramic views of city, islands & sea.

This hilltop fortress completed in 1558 is now a museum & the site of an annual medieval festival.

Renovated 17th-century fortress with panoramic vistas & tours featuring augmented reality.

Fortified Renaissance-era building that served as the summer home of poet Petar Hektorović.

Visitors hike or ride a gondola up to this centuries-old fort known for panoramic sea & city views.

Secluded fortress constructed in the mid-1500s, offering tours & reachable only by boat.

👍👍 iconic place to take a photo of your car. ancient romans have initially built this as a background for their chariot photos. a must do when visiting sisak!

👍👍 Amazing walls! The longest in Europe and the second in the world after the Chinese. Great experience to do on a sunny day, with rain skip it, and only one hour ride from Dubrovnik

14th-century fortress located at the highest point of Dubrovnik offering panoramic city & sea views.

Centuries-old fortress with a rich, multifaceted history, perched on a hilltop with expansive views.

👍👍 The fortress is interesting to visit because it 's very well preserved and renewed, with great view. The entrance ticket is included if you visit city walls, in march it's 10€ for adults. Inside it 's empty, there is a square with stairway to terraces. Around the fortress there is water canal. Visit...